Yule Parade Route Fixed by Jaycees
The animal Christies Parade will be held downtown Hope on Thursday December 6 at 7 PM with 16 meats entered and five bands. Sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce with the Retail Merchants Division Hope Chamber of Commerce and the Ministerial Alliance. Route goes Second to Malin Main to the MOP Depot Division to Elm Elm to Second Main beyond Third where it disbands.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Division of
Ministerial al- Hanes
Child
Malin
Elm
Esa
Terrorists Attack Indonesia Kill Nine and Wound Many
An island wide manhunt followed a bomb attack in Indonesia that killed nine people and wounded 166 as President Sukarno faced an assassination attempt. Gunfire and grenades erupted near a ceremony as security forces shielded the president and district authorities prepared punitive moves against rebel-held territories.
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Robert Monahan
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West Irian
Nis
Psikhyi
Eleafier
Slubal
Theo
Porter
Arno
Gontrol
Unclear proposal cited to San Francisco Boy Scouts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scientist in San Francisco proposing to Boy Scouts to increase homework to aid the United States in countering Russia. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, leaving the main action and entities uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbon
Francisco
Morris Adléi
San’ Francisco
United State
Russia
Knowland Will Not Campaign Intensively for Governor Nomination
Washington Senator Knowland said he will not campaign aggressively in California before the June primary. He plans to spend most of his time in Washington as Congress adjourns next fall while Pat Brown contends for both parties’ governor nominations through cross filing.
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Washington
Knowland
Cross
California
Teelverson
Senate
Jend
Brown
Arkansas Holiday Toll Rises to 23 Deaths
The Associated Press reports 23 traffic deaths during the Thanksgiving period in Arkansas, including a Memphis resident killed near Birinkley. The week ending Sunday saw most fatalities Thursday through Sunday, with violent deaths bringing the total to 33.
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Associated Press
Memphis
BirinkIey
Arkansas
State Police
Yanother
Sutty
Carrie B. Leatherwood; U
Negro Rapist to Get Chance for New Trial
The Arkansas Supreme Court withheld a mandate for Luther Bailey's execution to allow time for a new appeal by his attorney. The court delayed the matter until December 18, pending issuance of the mandate before a governor's execution date. Bailey, a convicted rapist sentenced to death, gained a temporary reprieve after his appeal to the U S Supreme Court was rejected and a new Pulaski Circuit Court appeal was denied.
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Little Hock
Arkinsas Supreme Court
Luther Bailey
High Court
Supreme Court
Bailey
Little Rock
Wleitrie Dhialy
Appeal
Little Bock
Anc
Wonta
Ollaeys
Storm Brings Evacuations in Hawaii
Honolulu reports evacuations from coastal Kauai due to gale winds up to ninety miles per hour as Hurricane Nina churned. Fishermen and cane workers moved to schools. rampaging floods hit Hannpeps and Hanalei with minor damage. Kealua lighthouse recorded eighty mph gusts and two inches of rain in an hour at Mokua.
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Honolulu
Kaui
Lihue
Kildea
Mokua
Kaual
Keual
Three Wrecks in This Area One Man Killed
Three wrecks were reported over the weekend in this area with one fatality. Hone Negro Williams, 28, was killed when his car left the pavement and crashed into a ditch about eight miles south of Hope on Highway 20. Williams apparently lost control of the vehicle.
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Hino
Willams
Hope -On
Shute Trapsay
Guy Downing
Williams
Eudiey
Ware
Fyjten
Edward Arnett
Emret
Downing
Ward
Smith
Butlier Ware
Arnett
Hope
6Th
Hervey Streets
Eugene Edwards
Henry Ward
Edwards
Farths
Rulings From Arkansas Supreme Court Today
The Arkansas Supreme Court handed down rulings affirming and reversing various chancery court cases. Cases include N. CG Weestlake vs Dune Delekman and Duncan Mining Co. Inc. and Walthour-Finke Co. v. Bil O. Brown. Other matters involve Maryion Wiking vs Charles Li, Elgin Marlin vs John Sullivan, Angelo Ziti vs First National Bank of Little Rock, and W. Hixson vs A. C. Parker.
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Little Rock Wy
Arkansas Supreme Court
N. CG
Weestlake
Dune
Delekman and Duncan Mining Co. Inc
Park Chancery Court
Walthour-Finke Co
Bil O. Brown
Pulaski Chancery
Maryion Wiking
Charles Li
Carpentery Pulaski Frobaie
Angelo Ziti
First Natal Bank of Little Huck
Pulaski
W. Hixson
A. C. Parker
Mailing Yule Packages Warns of Early Postage Rules
Postmaster Robert Wilson urges early mailing of Christmas cards and gifts to ensure delivery before Christmas. Officials emphasize expanded facilities, extra help, and clear labeling. Advice covers package size limits varying by location, use of corrugated cartons, inner labels, proper addressing, and bundling cards for faster processing. Local versus out of town mail should be sent by December 10 for distant destinations and at least a week before Christmas for local delivery.
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Robert Wilson
Christies
Wilson
Hoffa Trial Opens Today in Washington
The Hoffa case moves to federal court in Washington as the Teamsters’ leadership dispute reaches a trial stage. Separate New York charges accuse Hoffa of conspiracy and wiretapping tied to racketeering and criminal activity.
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Hoffa
Washington
James” R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Federal District Court
New York City
Court Trials of NAACP Officials in North Little Rock
Three NAACP officials face charges in municipal court in North Little Rock for violating city ordinances by failing to file required reports. NAACP leaders Bates and Crethaw, pled not guilty and were released on bond. both branches had challenged the ordinances in U.S. District Court and sought injunctions against enforcement.
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Little Rock
National Assusiation For
NAACP
Mra
J. ©. Bates
J. CG. Grenehaw
City
Rock
AL Deal
North Little Rock
Bates
Cretehaw
U.S
Call for Unified Armed Forces in Missile Probe
Washington publican senators urged stronger interservice unity after a Senate missile program inquiry. Bridges Saltonstall and Case argued rivalry slows missile and satellite work, while Krengel proposed a central authority to redirect vessels to promising programs. Deputy director Vanaway Bash briefed last week that the program has been hindered by aging and service friction.
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Washington
Senate
Saltonstall
Francis Case
RSC
Sen. Kreng
Land
Vanaway Bash
Fournney
Sibcom
Bridges
Credit Group Plans Barbecue Here Dec. 7
Hempstead county Nashville Production Credit Association members plan their annual meeting on Saturday night December 7 at the Experiment Station starting at 6 o'clock. more than 140 guests attended last year. Barbecued beef and chicken will be served under food committee led by Mrs Craumer of Washington. J G Prescott chairs the program committee with Stahley Morrow, president of the Federal Intermediate Bank St. Jun invited as principal speaker. Magic entestment and group singing are on the program with prizes.
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Hempstead
Nashville Production Credit Association
Experiment Station
Y W. L. Williams
Hope
Hempstead County
Nashville Pca
Cra Umer
Washington
J. G. Prescott
2 Kit
Sexs Stahley Morrow
Federal Intermediate Bank
St. Juns
Bes Glyeny
Eisenhower returns to Washington after convalescence
President Eisenhower returns to the White House from Gettysburg after a brief convalescence for his stroke. White House aide James Hagerty says the president may attend cabinet and NATO briefings as doctors allow. Mrs. Eisenhower remains in Maryland and plans to travel to Washington later in the day.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Cabinal
Wistigen
Mit
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Geiminsburg
Eigenholver
Washinngtal
Iren
Weeis Ag
Anhonor Hague
White House
James C.’ Hagorty
Pils
Adlal Stevenson
State Guller
U.S
Tha ‘Congressional Donder
Lions Club Radio Auction Opens Monday Night at 7
The Lions Club annual radio auction launches Monday at 7 with President Cline welcoming listeners. Rev W E Mails will give the invocation, John L Wilson explains the auction’s purpose, and bidding runs three nights on special phones or in person at City Hall. Proceeds aid needy families. turkey drawings and school glee club performances diversify the program.
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Lions. Club
Cline
W. E. Mails
Hope Ministerial Alliance
John L. Wilson
T He
Li. B. Tooley
Bydox Nising
Lions Club
KXAR
Public cautious on tax cuts amid highway tragedy report
A Nogales traffic crash on interstate highway 8 killed one Arkansan and injured others as a car collided with a semi. The incident occurred near the Nogales border route as troops and servicemen were stationed in the area. The accident high lights local safety concerns and state patrol investigations continue. In Washington, lawmakers warned against rushing tax reductions, arguing defense and broader economic plans should drive policy rather than haste.
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Nogales
Atle
Arizona
Pent
Solilava
van Buren
Ark
Envlse Monthan Bosal Ue
IL Gine de Muret Beeauae
Believe Rocket Falls Back to Earth Sparks Global Watch
U S and British scientists say the Soviet rocket Sputnik 1 may have plunged from orbit on Saturday night with sightings of flaming objects over Alaska and elsewhere. Officials in Moscow gave no official comment while observers speculated on the satellite’s final fate and timing of reentry.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Sputkle i
Farbanks
Grametear
Fas
Moscow
Pola
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Earth
Amved Lovell
Jodrell Bank
England
Lovell
All Around Town Gaeday quail hunt opens season in Arkansas
The Gaeday Arkansas quail season is open through December 31 per Game and Fish Commission. Daily bag and possession limit are eight. A community Bobcat banquet is planned, with Bo Rowland as principal speaker and Judge Lyle Brown as master of ceremonies at the High School.
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Gaeday Arkansas
Jacal Fes
Bo Rowland
Geverioings
Judge Lyle Brown
Rowland
Henderson State ‘Teachers College
Jide Brown
UN Leader Talks Continue Amid Jordan Dispute
In Amman and via UN channels the struggle over aid convoys and the Scopus demilitarized zone persists. Hammarskjold reported possible risk if Jordan blocks convoys while Taradi presses to send them, as Jordanian leaders meet Foreign Minister and Deputy Premier with Premier Hashem to discuss strengthening UN truce supervision.
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Tom, Masterson
Amman
Jordan
Niles
Bounece
Israel
Scopus
Far Hammarsisjold
Jordin
Taradi
Hammarskjold
Beirut
Huggelb
Samir Rifal Wid
Weather Station Report For 24 Hours Ending Monday
The report covers a 24 hour period ending at 7 a m Monday with a high of 44 and a low of 29. Precipitation totals show 0.86 inches for November 8 and year-to-date rainfall at 67.90 inches. River readings include Fulton 21 feet and Index 11.4 feet. Little River at Horatio 11.0 feet and Whitecliffs 12.1 feet, with both rivers forecast to fall indefinitely. Denison Dam discharge 5 646 cfs and Texarcana Dam 10 000 cfs. Arkansas: generally fall this afternoon and tonight partly cloudy Tuesday with high 80s and lows in 20s to 40s. Louisiana: partly cloudy through Tuesday. Miami: 4 feet readings.
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Lon Ih
Fulton
Horatio
Whitecliffs
Denison
Ana Dam
Arkansas
Nahes
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